e and spirit that comes from victory. >> reporter: like a lot of long- time 49ers fans. >> i'm disappointed they are going to santa clara. >> reporter: did you still consider them the san francisco 49ers. >> oh, yes in every way. >> reporter: what about their leaving the city. >> i would love to have the games here but at the same time, san francisco 49ers continue to be the name. >> reporter: look behind us. san francisco city hall, all lit up in red and gold for the 49ers. there's a good chance it will stay that way all the way through and that the mayor will be staying here as well because not only does he want to have a fun game and a victory, he wants to make sure the city stays safe no matter which way it goes. >> thank you. meanwhile, the 9ers held their first practice to prepare for the super bowl today. it's the first time that the team worked out since winning the nfc championship last sunday. you can see it was cloudy at the 49ers facility in santa clara. the practice was actually moved up 30 minutes to avoid even the

possibility of rain. the team has work to do in the next few days. the 9ers are set to fly to new orleans on sunday. center jonathan goodwin has won a super bowl so his advice? >> big thing this week is to take care of all the off the feel stuff, things like that. you know, say no to your distant cousins and new friends. just eliminate the headaches. >> once they arrive in new orleans, the players and coaches will be on a tight schedule which includes plenty of media interviews and other possible distractions leading up to the game. 49er players have been spotted around san jose especially after the team clinched the nfc championship game last weekend. you will see where they have been hanging out a little later in this newscast. plus, how the superdome is gearing up for the big game and i sneak peek at the super bowl -- and a sneak peek at the super bowl ads all still ahead. we are sending a team of reporters to cover super bowl xlvii in new orleans. our coverage will include

sports director dennis o'donnell, also vern glenn, michelle griego and mike sugerman. new at 6:00, a big turnout is expected at a contra costa county school district meeting tonight. it starts in an hour. parents are outraged that a special education teacher who abused a child is still employed. cbs 5 reporter da lin spoke with the child's mother. da. >> reporter: that's right, ann. the mother and a lot of parents in this district are disappointed that the district did not fire that teacher and already even though the meeting is in an hour, there are already parents sitting here waiting for the doors to open. this is the agenda right here. the meeting will be held in that room behind those doors in about an hour. the superintendent and the district's attorney will be here to answer those questions, why they did not fire that teacher. lawyers questioned special ed. teacher gina holt in the video about whether she dragged a special needs student out of his chair and kicked him.

>> i asked him about it. told me that it had happened at school. >> reporter: holt denied abusing the 5-year-old boy in 2010. yet she pleaded no contest to a count of misdemeanor child abuse. despite the conviction and a settlement of close to a million dollars between the brentwood school district and the boy's family, holder still works for the district. >> i was horrified and i'm horrified that she is still working. >> reporter: the boy's mother doesn't understand why the district won't fire the veteran teacher more than two years after the incident. in fact, holder taught special education students in the district right up until last month. she is now on paid administrative leave. holder will resign at the end of the school year. the district's superintendent declined to talk to me but one district official tells me a misdemeanor for a teacher doesn't mean an automatic dismissal.

the district says legal restrictions forced them to keep her on the payroll although no one could tell me which law prevents them from firing a teacher. >> if there's a bona fide reason that they are relying on a law that prevents them from firing her they should identify what is it rather than saying well, we just couldn't. >> reporter: district officials are meeting behind closed doors to talk about the case. they will open the doors in about an hour at 7:00 for the public to enter. i did call dina holder. her attorney says she has no comment at this time. this is the first public meeting that the district is holding and you can bet there will be a lot of questions from parents to the superintendent. live in brentwood, da lin, cbs 5. el cerrito police searching for two suspects in a shooting near the el cerrito bart station. this happened about 2:00 this afternoon on ohlone greenway. police say that two teenagers

were shot on a walking path near the station. they are not life-threatening wounds. they should be okay. the shooters are still on the loose. >> the only information we have about the suspects at the moment is that they were teenaged african-american males apparently both armed with han guns. >> as a precaution fairmont elementary school and el cerrito high school were on lockdown while police investigated the shooting. the schools were reopened later and students allowed to leave. a car stolen in san jose on monday turned up in the uvas reservoir. it was one of two cars stolen from the home of an elderly couple. three men forced their way into the house, tied up victims and took money and two camps. the other car was found in southern santa clara county. in san francisco the "all clear" in mission bay tonight after a construction worker found a suspicious looking box

near ucsf. roads were closed and some buildings around the campus were evacuated. the bomb squad determined that it was nothing more than a box of junk. in palo alto, police are looking for a gunman who robbed a man and woman last night. the victims say the robber stopped them on the sidewalk on ramona street then pulled out a gun and stole their wallets and her purse. and back out to oakland right now, another look at the burning building. we believe it's a house. fire crews trying to get a handle on it right now. it's near the city's chinatown. a lot of smoke still coming up. live pictures from chopper 5. first reports indicate the fire is burning inside a vacant victorian on the 600 block of harrison street. within the last few minutes we saw some flames from chopper 5 still coming from some of the windows. so firefighters you can see there are still busy trying to get this one under control. here's something we have not seen in quite a while. umbrellas, yeah, rain falling around parts of the bay area

today. this video from san francisco this afternoon. so where is it raining now? our chief meteorologist paul deanno shows us with our live hi-def doppler. >> i'm just happy everybody had the umbrella. they watched the forecast. yes, it was raining earlier still is right now. seg a big uptick in light rain moving up from the south. radar more active currently compared to an hour ago. light rain in oakland, san ramon, danville. notice no yellows there. no moderate rainfall, just some steady light rain where we do cielo and oranges and reds to our south. and that's where the rain is coming from. so a wave of heavier rain to move through this evening and it will hit you in the south bay first down towards san jose, working its way north. our computer is predicting about one-third of an inch of rainfall primarily between right now and tomorrow and the morning commute. so steady rainfall at times overnight tonight. that's not the only rain chance we have in the seven-day

forecast. we'll have more coming up. >> you can track the rain anytime with our live high-def doppler radar and that's on our website, cbssf.com/weather. so what would you do if you just secured a spot in the super bowl? coming up, how the 49ers celebrated like rock stars in the bay area. >> they played with fire and they could get burned. why an artistic statement in the bay area could lead to a criminal case. football fans might find it hard to swallow. why a super bowl staple is in short supply. >> we have been telling you about it. we would like to see your super bowl photos right here on kpix. email us at news@kpix.com. our load your photos on our website, cbssf.com. >> gloria hill sent us this picture. >> and here are some four- legged fans from hayward. yeah, they got the spirit. they got the fever. we'll feature more of your photos throughout this newscast and on our facebook page.

spotted all over the south bay - including a hot spot where they tory over at the stars for the 49ers are being spotted all over the south bay including a hotspot where they celebrated their victory over atlanta. cbs 5 reporter len ramirez shows us how the players partied like champs. >> reporter: this one even surprised me. turns out that after the 49ers win versus atlanta and a cross- country plane trip home they didn't want to just go home and rest. they wanted to come out and party. and so they came out here to downtown san jose. ♪ [ music ]♪ reporter: the motif lounge was ready for a party on sunday night and that's exactly what it got as first reported by the celebrity gossip site tmz.

49ers stars rushed the downtown san jose nightclub after landing in the wee hours still wearing their caps and toasting their victory. tmz even got an exclusive shotcolin kaepernick and alex smith showing partying together. >> the crowd was going crazy. we had hundreds of people here. i had to turn people away because of occupancy. >> reporter: why motif and why san jose? some of the 9ers have reportedly taken up residence in the luxury high- rise behind the south first street nightclub zone. >> i guess i would be surprised. i november knew they would be around in downtown san jose. >> so many fun places to be in san francisco. but it's cool that they like to be down here. >> reporter: headquarters, stadium, the south bay is the 9ers' new home in more ways than one. they eat in the restaurants and shop for cars at the stevens creek auto mall. >> there's plenty of options including a great option for your super bowl prize. >> reporter: he didn't sell his lexus super car. he says he sells a lot of cars

to the 9ers but not so far his $400,000 lexus super car. he says the teams give a lot back to the area in return. >> the 9ers have brought excitement and interest down here and with it, it's that buzz that's unknown. it creates excitement everywhere. we saw it with the giants, earthquakes and now the 9ers. >> reporter: speaking of buzz, our source says that the 49ers did party but apparently didn't party too hearty but just in case, they live just about half a block away so if anything did happen, they would be within walking distance or even staggering distance from home. [ laughter ] >> excellent point. all right, len ramirez, thank you. hundreds of law enforcement officers will be on hand to keep the super bowl safe. new orleans will have more than 1,000 officers working 12-hour shifts starting next week. joining them will be hundreds of more sheriff's deputies and state police. that's not all. the feds will have plenty of homeland security agents as well as fbi and atf keeping an eye out for trouble.

new orleans ems crews are also preparing for super bowl sunday. they have been training for a year to handle just about anything. paramedics have a surge bus that can treat up to 18 patients at one time. they will also carry special computers that can translate dozens of languages. new orleans won't be on its own. cities such as baton rouge will be sending ems teams to help out. a breaking story in oakland right now. fire crews still trying to get a handle on a house fire near the city's chinatown. you can see they are pouring a lot of water on it. still a lot of smoke coming up. we believe it to be a wood frame victorian possibly vacant building that's burning on the 600 block of harrison street. flames still coming from some of the windows we can see as the helicopter pans these live pictures, still a lot of smoke, as well. chopper 5 will stave above it and keep an eye -- will stay above it and keep an eye on it. an artistic demonstration

could turn into a criminal case in san francisco. cbs 5 reporter anne makovec shows us the exhibit at the center of an investigation. reporter: this is the piece that was supposed to be celebrated with the gala reception tonight. instead, it caused a fire at the queens nail art gallery last night. >> it's really surprising that it actually created a fire. >> reporter: kelsey works at a coffee shop across the street. >> they told us, we're putting 50,000 matches in this part of the united states -- and they talk about how much work it was and ordering all these matches. >> reporter: and then at around 10 p.m., this was lit on fire on purpose and got out of control causing $5,000 in damage. it's part of an exhibition called they hate us for our freedom. here's another part of that demonstration. we found this video on youtube. here's the artist claire fontaine. she didn't want to speak on camera nor did the gallery owner citing a criminal arson

investigation. but neighbors weighed in. >> i mean, i get it. i think it's an interesting piece for sure. i think it makes its point. >> reporter: the fire department sees it differently. >> kids don't have to play with matches, so just don't do it. guy just didn't know what he was doing. he shouldn't have did what he did. but again, it's out of our hands. the police are investigating with the city attorney. >> reporter: ultimately, it will be up to the district attorney to decide whether or not to file criminal charges. in san francisco, anne makovec, cbs 5. all right. the real cold temperatures have moved out but guess what moved in, in its place. the rain. >> the rainfall. and it's a trade-off. isn't it every winter? we really had some cold weather the past several weeks actually. we have had temperatures running four or five degrees below normal. now we had cloud cover overnight and yes you have the rainfall. but you probably didn't have frost, did you? look at all that green on your screen. that's cbs 5 high-def doppler radar strongest most perfectly placed radar in the bay area picking up the rainfall and we are seeing the rain pick up in

the south bay along 280 and 101. we are seeing some light rain showers from redwood city south to palo alto, sunnyvale, campbell and almost into the city of san jose and milpitas. it will be raining in about 10 minutes but not right now. mainly cloudy skies outside kept our high temperatures down. oakland yesterday hit 67. today 1 1 degrees cooler, 56. you tied kentfield and hayward, san francisco at 56. fremont you hit 58. you were the warm spot today. livermore with the rain showers around only 52 degrees. so our influence of weather is now coming up from the south. you can see here about 12 hours of our weather data everything is lifting up from the south so let's look to the south to see what's next and we have plenty of showers hugging the coastline from here all the way south of san diego. so it will be about sunrise tomorrow before a front moves through and pushes all this moisture out to the east. when that happens we'll dry out. most of tomorrow will be dry but this evening and tonight will be soggy at times. high pressure hanging out for two days, dry on thursday and friday and then here comes the next low pressure area that will slide by giving us a

slight chance of showers, less rainfall over the weekend but any rain on the weekend is high impact so we have some showers in the forecast for you on sunday. sunday morning especially. highs tomorrow right around 60 degrees. concord 59. san jose 61. oakland 61. so close to normal and it won't be as chilly tomorrow morning because clouds will still be there. fremont 61. napa 61. san francisco 59 degrees tomorrow. extended forecast, sunshine on friday looking good low 60s for highs. saturday we cloud up, sunday mid-50s with some rain showers especially in the morning. and next week does look mainly dry. radar active tonight. we'll see light to moderate rain until about sunrise tomorrow. >> couple of heavy patches coming out of caldecott tunnel toward the city raining hard. >> it was. when you combine that and rush hour you get a slow drive. >> yes. >> thank you. well, a super bowl staple is in short supply. coming up in tonight's consumerwatch, why it's so

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a nati the cost of everything super bowl is going up including the cost of chicken wings. >> a nationwide shortage is driving up prices to their highest ever. cbs 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts says it's got wing fans crying fowl! >> reporter: the costs of chicken wings is 2.12 a pound making it the most expensive part of a chicken. what will you be eating this super bowl sunday? >> chickening wings. >> and some wings. >> reporter: they are a super bowl staple and this year football fans will chow down on 1.23 billion wings in just one weekend.

laid out end to end this weather stretch from candlestick to ravens stadium in baltimore 27 times! but he says this year those wings won't come cheap thanks to last year's drought. >> corn prices are high, chicken prices are up. >> reporter: as a result, farmers produced fewer chickens last year at a time when wings have become a restaurant staple. what used to be the cheapest part of the chicken considered a by-product has now become the most coveted. entire chains are devoted to the wing. >> each bird has only two weeks so that drives the cost up where as breasts, thighs and other parts will be cheaper. >> reporter: this year's super bowl wings will be the most expensive ever up 14% to about $2.11 per pound. >> 14%? guess i'll have to pay. >> it's once a year. >> reporter: they should be worried about shortages. >> get them as soon as you can. >> sooner the better.

>> reporter: this manager expects a wait for walk-ins up to two hours next sunday. and last year, many wings spots cut off free orders days before the big game. --preorders days before the big game. they expect to sell 2,000 pounds of wings sunday but many fans aren't leaving this super bowl staple to chance. >> i'll have them in the refrigerator right now. >> we are going to shop. >> i better place an order soon. >> reporter: if you plan to make wings, don't expect to buy them on game day. stores are expected to sell out. the good news is you can put hot wings sauce on almost anything. the recipes are online for shrimp, quesadillas. cheese because. even mac and cheese. i use it as salad dressing. and turns out the baby loves red-hot sauce. i have been putting it on cottage cheese. >> when you start making baby food -- >> some people like pickles and ice cream.

i'm going with hot wing sauce and cottage cheese. >> this is the same people who raise the price of gas right before 4th of july weekend. they are the same ones that are behind this chicken wing shortage. >> after february 3rd. >> quite possibly there's a decrease in supply, there's an increase in demand. that's the way this economy works. >> meatballs. >> meatballs. >> it is good on meatballs. coming up in the next half hour oakland's mayor weighs in on the super cop. >> bill bratton is neither the devil which he has been described nor a saviour. >> what's next for the city's consultant and how his role is already changing. >> the losses are in the thousands of dollars. what was stolen from this bay area michelin restaurant? >> and we are continuing to keep an eye on this breaking news out of oakland. a fire near the chinatown area. the latest coming up.

shooting from a house near downtown oakland. chopper five is over the 600 block of harriso an update on breaking story. more flames shooting interest a house near downtown oakland. chopper 5 overhead with these live pictures. this is a 600 block of harrison street. in the last few minutes, that fire has sparked back to life.

you can see the flames coming from the roof there as they continue the battle. fire crews on ladder trucks working the fire. the oakland, fire department has confirmed one person has been injured. that person is described as a civilian. no word on how badly hurt. no firefighters hurt in this one of the they are pounding that thing with fire. no word yet on how it got started. a major change tonight in how the city of okayed plans to use its newly hired super cop consultant. earlier this morning bill bratton won a city contract but this afternoon oakland leaders were already trying to lower his profile. cbs 5 reporter joe vazquez on what we can expect from bratton. >> what he is doing elsewhere it may have worked doesn't mean it's going to work here. >> reporter: the long lively oakland city council meeting lasted more than 7 hours. some spoke out for and many more against hiring the consultant known as the super cop. former police chief of los angeles and new york, bill bratton, an advocate of aggressive policing has been widely praised as an effective

crime fighter. he raised concerns among some activists. with a vote of 7-1, oakland city council approved his hiring as a consultant for $250,000. the council also added language to the contract that reiterate the city's opposition to racial profiling. >> bill bratton is neither as i said neither the devil for a saviour. he is part of a team. he is a person who developed a com stat system. >> reporter: he is scheduled to begin in three weeks. his first order of business is working on the computer based policing system to help the department come up with a citywide crime-fighting strategy. one major change announced today, he was slated to play a central role in a series of community meetings the police department is planning to have. today the chief announced that is no longer the case. >> based on some of the reaction from the community, we want to get things done. and what we're going to do is make other team members available to address community concerns.

i will be there myself along with my staff, mr. bratton will be available to meet with city leaders, and most importantly my internal staff. >> reporter: last week, bill bratton told me he was going to come to oakland february 10th. according to his contract, he will be on the ground off and on for several months. reporting live in oakland, joe vazquez, cbs 5. san jose police just released a sketch of a man a girl says tried to kidnap her. he grabbed her friday dragged her into a driveway at east same james and north 33rd. she fought back and the man ran away, she said. a thief with an educated palate pulled off a winehouse. the owner of the plumed horse restaurant discovered the theft with a broken window.

it will take weeks to determine what's missing but the restaurant's wine list features bottles that cost up to $10,000. in san francisco, firefighters put out a fire that damaged this home in hayes valley this morning. the house is on oak street near octavia. nobody is hurt. investigators looking into the cause. >> the passenger arrested at sfo with 100 cocaine pellets inside his body pleaded guilty to a federal drug charge. 55-year-old emmanuel amanqua tried to board a flight to japan. he was arrested in august. he will be sentenced in april. at times defiant, other times despondent but secretary of state hillary clinton stood her ground as she testified today before congress about the deadly attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi. she rejected republican suggestions the administration misled congress about the september 11th assault that left four americans dead including ambassador chris 46 44 hadstevens.

and she choked up when she spoke of their murders. had [voice breaking ] >> i put my arms around the mothers and fathers, the sisters and brothers, the sons and daughters and the wives left alone to raise their children. >> clinton is serving her final days as secretary of state and many believe her testimony will leave a lasting impression should she run for president in 2016. a military taboo about to end. the ban on women in combat roles will be phased out soon. defense secretary leon panetta will make a formal announcement tomorrow but word is already out in washington that military chiefs will present plans to move female soldiers into new roles. that will be in may. the change will open up hundreds and thousands of front line jobs to women for the very first time. every year the super bowl ads get nearly as much attention as the game itself. tonight cbs 5 reporter linda

yee shows us one ad that sure to get a lot of attention and what advertisers are doing to make sure that you see it one way or another. >> reporter: here's a preview of super bowl xlvii ads. they are selling soda, candy and cars. to pick out just some of the commercials, at $4 million for a 30-second ad, the strategy this year is using social media to help sell the product even before kickoff. >> buzz before the game and buzz after the game means that that spot of yours won't just be seen during the game. >> reporter: the marketing professor at golden gate university says seeing the commercial before the game can score big points. >> it's not brand-new but i think there's more contests a little bit. some of them are offering prizes. if you watch the game if you see the ad you have a chance to win. >> reporter: example, coca- cola's ad. click on their site to watch it and decide who wins the

race and how the commercial should end on super bowl day. so the viewer sees the commercial and coca-cola didn't pay a dime. >> it turns into having a life of its own and because you're on the super bowl you have a chance to be talked about in a way you don't if you are advertising somewhere else. ♪ [ music ]♪ >> reporter: mercedes-benz already leaked its ad on its facebook page today encouraging the buzz. thousands of likes and dozens of comments about the suggestive commercial. ♪ [ music ]♪ >> reporter: linda yee, cbs 5. >> we'll see more of those. it hasn't been this rough for apple in a long time. coming up, the warning today from the struggling cupertino company. >> plus, hear from manti te'o in his first television interview since the girlfriend hoax got exposed.

this afternoon, the company released earnings that were flat year to year. apple said sales in the current quarter apple stock is down dramatically. this afternoon the company released earnings that were flat year to year. apple said sales in the current quarter would grow just 7%. nowhere near the 50% growth rates of past years. today apple stock fell 55 points to close at $458 a share. that alone wiped out a year's worth of gains for apple. today the house voted to suspend the debt ceiling passing a bill that business the country another four months before it risks default but there's a catch. the bill is called no budget no pay. both chambers of congress have to pass a budget resolution or they don't get paid. house democrats against the bill call it a political gimmick. those in favor say it takes the threat of default off the table. we are hearing from manti

te'o for the first time since the whole fake girlfriend thing got exposed. the notre dame linebacker spoke to katie couric for her nationally syndicated daytime talk show katie. she asked him why he lied about his internet girlfriend after he found out that she never existed. >> this girl who i committed myself to died on september 12th. now i get a phone call on december 6th saying that she's alive and then i want to be put on national tv two days later and they ask me about the same question. you know, what would you do? >> the katie exclusive will air tomorrow. san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi says picking out her favorite team for the super bowl was easy even though she is a baltimore native. >> i'm wearing red. that's a 49ers color. let me say this. i told this to mr. hoyer when he said he wanted to make a wager.

i'm not -- i'm rooting for the 49ers. i'm not rooting against baltimore. i'm so proud of them. but my constituency is san francisco. >> pelosi's father was mayor of baltimore. he even built the city's memorial stadium but pelosi says her heart is always in san francisco. >> we are wearing red, too. it was a simple idea that has turned into a multi-million dollar enterprise. >> no one has had any experience at all in the mercantile business. hardly any has a job. >> it's all for an east bay charity. we'll show you how it all works. >> chances are your drive today was slower because of the rainfall. high-def doppler radar still tracking more rain. if anything it's picking up now. find out when it's going to move out and the weekend forecast coming up. a 49ers star runningback is fine but you're not going to believe why. i'm dennis o'donnell. alex smith finally gets to the

super bowl but as a backup p the forgotten 49er is next.

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get free food at this burger joint - all they have to do is say 'super bowl.' meanwhile, t- shirt pr the competition is sizzling in baltimore. ravens fans can get free food at this burger joint. they have to say super bowl and apparently scream a lot. meanwhile t-shirts, printers, they have been running nonstop spitting out super bowl t- shirts for fans. afc champs. no need for those t-shirts here. a simple thrift store is a community mainstay in danville. >> as kate kelly reports, it's the mission behind the market that has earned the founder this week's jefferson award. reporter: >> oh, i remember. >> reporter: when marge early looks around the thrift station at danville she marvels at the professionalism at this all volunteer operation. >> i understand you have quite a toy department. >> reporter: and toys are just the tip of it. an army of volunteers sorts through thousands of donations

filling shelves with clothing, household items and attracting a steady stream of shoppers. >> this is amazing. >> reporter: marge started it with a $300 loan from her mother and a small group of volunteer moms in danville. they call themselves the friends of discovery. >> no one has had any experience at all in the mercantile business, hardly anybody has even had a job. >> reporter: today, the thrift station is one of the top 25 businesses in the san ramon valley and all of its profits support community mental health. >> we have been coming here for 30 years. i'm a mental health advocate so i have to thank you so much. >> reporter: just look at the reaction when they learn that marge was the woman who started it all. this year marks 40 years since marge and the friends of discovery started the thrift station. by the end of the year, they will have donated over $7 million to the discovery counseling center of the san ramon valley. >> the friends of discovery and marge have meant that we have

been able to keep our doors open. there is no way that we could offer the services that we offer at the fees that we charge and still stay in business. >> reporter: cathy is executive director at the discovery counseling center. >> just remarkable, marge. >> reporter: in the early days they were just trying to raise money for a drop-in center for troubled teens. >> they just wanted to give them someplace to go where they could possibly straighten themselves out. >> reporter: today, the center has interns, graduate students working toward their professional licenses, in every school in the san ramon valley school district. all are supervised and trained by a staff of licensed professionals. and at the drop-in clinic they see clients from the community six days a week. >> what they have been able to do with what was just an idea, a couple of women saying, well, we'll sell our extra clothes, it's just absolutely remarkable. >> reporter: marge says she just did what she could.

>> i just saw a need and filled it. >> reporter: so for creating a business that supports mental health services in her community, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to marge early. kate kelly, cbs 5. >> great place. been in there myself. the thrift station accepts quality donations for sale in support of the discovery center. they would love to have your stuff. to contribute, connect with them online using the link at cbssf.com. click the "connect" button at the top of the page and then jefferson awards to find our story on marge. we have nothing to complain about with the weather here. >> a lot of people would beg and plead an scratch and claw to try to get weather like that. they are dealing with very cold weather. more on that in a second. first the rain out there first time in a couple of weeks and it's getting heavier on the peninsula. watch out daly city san mateo

burlingame seeing heavier showers move from south to north over the next 20 to 30 minutes. you're getting steady rainfall but right lane from santa rosa, san anselmo mill valley and east on 80 through berkeley, richmond, vallejo, fairfield to sacramento we are picking up light to moderate rain showers. it's cloudy. oakland 53. san jose 52. san francisco 51. santa rosa 58. even though we didn't get warm, that blanket of cloud cover not leaving tonight so we'll stay in the 40s for a second straight night. vallejo 46. redwood city 44. san francisco 48. these are our lows. the highs tomorrow in places like new york city will not even make it to freezing. take a look at all the people. bust out the fur in new york city. a lot of cold weather in the two-thirds of the country.

they are just freezing there. for us, it's chilly but not nearly as bad as what's going on back east. i'm showing you super bowl weather. we have baltimore, san francisco, and, of course, new orleans. look at baltimore's high tomorrow. 28 degrees. we'll hit 59. new orleans sunshine and 71 degrees. so here's what's happening around here. our influence of weather coming up from the south. a lot of moisture still to go. follow this train of moisture off san diego. it will be until sunrise tomorrow before all of this stuff gets out of the way. it will be shoved off to the south and east by a cold front. once that's gone high pressure builds in. dry most of tomorrow all of friday. but another weathermaker moves in with some rain showers by midweek end sunday morning. another chance of showers. but bottom line, we'll be cooler and cloudier than we have been as this pattern change arrived yesterday and today. showers tonight through about sunrise tomorrow. then we'll be mainly dry from thursday afternoon through saturday night. and a few more showers coming up on sunday. highs tomorrow right around 60.

sunnyvale 62. morgan hill 62. 60 for walnut creek. fairfield 60. san ramon 59. mill valley tomorrow morning showers afternoon sunshine 60. dry thursday and friday. we cloud up again on saturday. couple of showers but chilly on sunday low to mid-50s for highs before we dry out once again next week. sports is coming up next.

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loudspeakers to send the message home.. " " there's also the 49ers hit the practice field with one theme in mound. blaring queen over the loudspeakers sending this message home. ♪ [ music ]♪ >> another one bites the dust -- ♪ >> there's another song by queen called, save me. that might be what alex smith is thinking after losing his job to colin kaepernick. but smith went down with a concussion, you may recall. he knows the same thing can happen to kaepernick. he has to be ready. >> what are you doing to feel

like you're making a difference? >> same thing i have been doing the last 10 weeks. for me, my job is to prepare and be ready to go. and then, two, anything else i can do, helping colin or anyone else on the team in this locker room. that's my job. >> he is a class act. once again, the nfl's fashion police have put the hammer down on the 49ers. frank gore was fined $10,500 because his socks were too low in the nfc championship. remember alex smith was warned not to wear the giants cap while holding a press conference this year. hence the reference no fun league. we'll kick off our coverage friday night at 7 p.m. a one-hour special. we know that the catch is the best offensive play in 49ers history but what's the best defensive play? i want your vote. tweet me at kpix sports. >> that's a good one. >> this kid from lsu is a good player and a good kid.

we are going to make him great. jamarcus russell is hoping to return to the nfl. he has been out of the league since being released in 2009 by the raiders has been in heavy training but still reportedly weighs over 300 pounds. hey hey hey! sharks have signed former all-star and two-time stanley cup winner scott gomez. the 12-year veteran will be joining a team showing no effects from the lockout. >> gets tied up by whitney, penalty coming up. here's classic. score! 6-1 mark with a bomb from the blue line! >> had to wait a long time to hit randy hahn. the sharks scored 6 goals in the first period last night as they improved to 2-0. san jose getting -- >> oh, nice. >> that's excellent natural

sound from the anchor. look at the production. roger federer taking on tsonga. winner gets a trip to the semifinals. this one went five grueling sets. fifth match point federer broke through. the four time aussie open champ advances to the semis for the tenth consecutive year. he will play and did i murray on friday. on the -- andy murray on friday. 19-year-old sloane stephens ended serena williams' 20-match winning streak to advance to the semifinals. while it's great to have another american emerge, this was not a passing of the torch by serena. >> did you ever think about retiring at any point? >> are you kidding me? i'm not retiring. oh, you mean retiring before the match. [ laughter ] >> you mean for the match.

oh. i'm sorry. i thought you meant my career. like you're crazy! >> serena's back was hurting during match. we weren't sure we was going on. she misinterpreted. >> i saw the gore thing and noticed the rolled-down socks. it bugged me. >> $10,500? >> come on. >> ken bastida wears jeans behind the set. >> stop it. >> the general manager is going to fine you. >> penalty flag. >> yeah. >> exactly. fashion police. >> we'll have more on this discussion at 11:00 on cbs 5. tune in for that. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com swe licensed pho available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive.

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joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud." give it up to steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how you folks doing? welcome to the show.

all right. good. how's everybody doing? how you all doing? thank you all for coming. thank you very much. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we got it going for you today. they are returning for the fifth and final day from chicago, illinois it's the sudduth family. [cheers and applause] and from lawrenceville georgia, it's the littleton family. [cheers and applause] if the sudduth family wins today, they drive away in a brand new car. that's it. give me tom. give me mandi. let's go. ["family feud" theme plays] [cheers and applause] folks, here we go. we've got the top seven answers on the board. we asked 100 men. if you were a woman, what do you think would be the hardest part about being pregnant? [buzzer buzzing] mandi? >> the backaches? steve: the backaches